You Told Me to Play High School Basketball, So I Went to the NBA

Although the first few dozen chapters were not without their flaws, there were still some highlights worth reading. The plot before and after the book's release has fallen apart. The author claimed to want to write something different from others, but the plot has become clichéd, and all the appealing highlights from the beginning have been lost.

They wrote so many random teams and wanted the protagonist to transfer, but after writing so many chapters in a haphazard way, he still didn't transfer. Then all those chapters you wrote were for nothing, weren't they? A player who can't even get playing time is asking for a transfer fee of 20 million. Even if you didn't graduate from elementary school, are uneducated, and don't know the market, you can still open your phone and search online.

How was this plot designed? Forcibly making the protagonist's parents intellectually disabled? It's giving me a headache. The author can just have fun on their own; I'm dropping this.

Shennong has arrived. This book has been subtly addictive, for example, it's all about NBA level, yet fans are still debating who's stronger, the protagonist or another character? The reason is that the protagonist only plays for a short time each game, but in that short time he scores over ten points, and later he doesn't even need to act anymore. Someone can predict the future, even Akashi Seijuro has appeared! I'm completely poisoned.

The last one is a bit outrageous, isn't it? A ten-year endorsement deal worth 3 billion US dollars.

The author's insistence on his writing style is correct, therefore the poor grades are also justified.

The author's approach is to start from the inside and work out gradually, allowing for progressive growth. However, as I was writing, my literary sensibilities kicked in, and the main character's personality started to fall apart. If the protagonist weren't a reincarnated person, there wouldn't be much of a problem with the current writing style.

The author's thought process is truly baffling; does he have some misunderstanding about what constitutes "enjoyment"? Furthermore, the actual portrayal of the protagonist's personality is completely inconsistent with the character setting. Is it due to insufficient writing skills and inability to control the character, or is it because the author did not have a clear idea of ​​where to write and…

Still dawdling and stomping noobs, they probably don't have the patience to wait for you to write about the NBA.

Seeing the character die from poisoning in Chapter Seven, and grow 5 centimeters overnight, what was the author thinking?